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Little Feat Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1975-10-18

by Little Feat

Publication date: 1975-10-18 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: LittleFeat

Band/Artist: Little Feat

01. Skin It Back
02. Fat Man In The Bathtub
03. One Love Stand
04. Rock & Roll Doctor
05. Oh Atlanta
06. On Your Way Down
07. All That You Dream
08. Down Below The Borderline
09. Romance Dance
10. Dixie Chicken
11. Tripe Face Boogie
12. Willin'
13. Teenage Nervous Breakdown

Addeddate: 2004-12-05 02:44:11

Discs: 1

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: lf1975-10-18.shnf

Lineage: Trade CD>EAC(secure)>WAV>mkwACT>SHN

Location: Rochester, NY

Shndiscs: 1

Source: SBD

Type: sound

Venue: Auditorium Theatre

Year: 1975

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Reviewer: mikeossian - - July 19, 2017
Subject: I was there (and Linda Ronstadt was the act LF opened for)

Great show. LF were on fire, as was Linda Ronstadt and her band - led by Andrew Gold. I was in the 6th row, left of center.

Reviewer: stout - - March 23, 2012
Subject: just what the doctor ordered

~ magical ~

Reviewer: dr. flashback - - March 23, 2012
Subject: Smells Good !!

At least Lowell thinks so at about 4 minutes into Skin it Back. Hah!
A great sounding SBD. Like Waiting For Columbus without the horns. The Feat are really the master of their game at this point in 1975. Wickedly good funky rock and roll that runs like a Swiss watch. Possibly the tightest rhythm section that ever existed, at least in the 70's.
Like the Dead, Little Feat weren't pretentious. No glam, no big hair, no dramatic showing off (well, sometimes Bobby LOL). They just came to play, period.

My picks for 1975 are this show and the Fox show on 5/23. Highly recommended !!

cheers,
Dr. Flashback :-)

Reviewer: Zmanatl - - January 8, 2012
Subject: Little Feat Live at Auditorium Theatre 1975-10-18

I was at this show! Great to find it on LMA. It was my 1st Feat show. Got to see a few with Lowell.

Reviewer: drummingclown420 - - April 30, 2011
Subject: WHEW!

Just awesome. AWESOME. WHAT else can you say?!??!?!!-jg

Reviewer: parman - - October 13, 2009
Subject: smells good

i want to know what smells good during Skin It Back.oh yeah, excellencio recording!

Reviewer: whirlwind dreamer 65-95 - - September 2, 2009
Subject: groovy

one love stand!!!~ nuff said :) this show is classic!! enjoy !!!!! :)

Reviewer: AUGUST-WEST420 - - August 26, 2009
Subject: Little Feat & The CDB!!!!!!!!!!

Now this is one of my first stops when my time machine is finished!!!! Charlie Daniels used to jam hard,and to follow an act like Little Feat,especially on this night,they had to do just that.I'd like to hear that set,too.I know that Charlie doesn't have a big tape trading community,but if anyone has this I'd love to hear it.Back to this set. Tripe Face Boogie is always hot,and the Dixie Chicken is short enough for me.I wish they were known for another tune besides that. 5 stars all around!!!!! Sound,Setlist,& Performance!!!!!!

Reviewer: Direwolfman - - August 4, 2009
Subject: Feat Don't Fail Me Now

Very Nice recording and set list. These are the Feat I remember from the early 70's. Thanks Again Archive!

Reviewer: aez - - December 11, 2008
Subject: Mystery solved

Not only was I at this show, I made this recording. Little Feat opened for the Charlie Daniels Band. The tape was made on a Sony 153 and was plugged right into the soundboard. This has always been one of my favorites.

Reviewer: drifterhatesleafblowers - - February 3, 2008
Subject: Feat and the Doobies??

I haven't pinned it down yet, but my guess is if they were on a double bill it was with the Doobie Brothers. They toured with them in Europe in 1975, see Paris Olympia show on Archive.

Reviewer: powdereleven - - December 9, 2006
Subject: say what

watch out, the doctor is in! A+ on the sound quality, good clear mix. sweet.

Reviewer: Jay of Bass Zen - - November 27, 2005
Subject: Hard to beat this Feat!

One of the finest Little Feat live recordings you're ever likely to hear! The band's so awesomely tight that at times you'd forget that this is not a studio recording. Solid musicianship all round; Lowell George, especially, is on fire here. Excellent audio quality, though a bit light on bass. Definitely for keeps!

Reviewer: Musical Mountain Man - - October 31, 2005
Subject: HOT DAMN!!!!!!

Great show! Crisp sound. I've gotten hitched back in after I forgot how much this band ripped in the early to mid 70s. By far one of the cleaner and crisp recordings on the archive.

Reviewer: justoldalph - - October 3, 2005
Subject: Fabulous show!!

But did no one notice the skillful edit, Dixie Chicken has no final verse, and the song slides seemlessly into Tripe Face Boogie. After starting to sift through the archives and revisit the Feat, was I miffed to miss their show Sunday Sept 11 at the Norwalk Oyster Fest.
Hoy Hoy Hoy

Reviewer: Net hick - - June 29, 2005
Subject: Very good set

This is one of the highest quality recordings I have downloaded. It might be my equipment but it seems that the treble reponse here is great. Very clear and very tight. The show is almost exactly an hour long so they must have shared the stage with another band. This was a tough act to follow too!

Reviewer: smclean150 - - April 30, 2005
Subject: No Small Feat

If you are looking for a terrific recording from the mid seventies, this is it. Sound quality is excellent in .shn form. This one comes from the sound board, so its clear sailing! Already a favorite of mine. Lowell and the boys give a spirited performance from beautiful Rochester, Yew Nork. A must have!!!

Reviewer: Patty Falafal - - April 11, 2005
Subject: brockport

I am at Bport right now (not a student though-that was many years ago)...the only thing I could find about this show is that "down below the borderline" is the version from this show on the "Ripe Tomatoes" cd...disc 1...very silky show, saw many a show at his venue growing up.

Reviewer: Rudy79 - - April 2, 2005
Subject: Another Edit Available?

Love this show...had the tape for years now and love getting it on disc. I believe they opened for someone, but haven't been able to figure out who (note Paul's comment "for all you Little Feat fans out there"). This has been edited down to cut down on some of the stage banter. I'd love to get the unedited version on disc. The interplay between the band is hilarious. If anyone has Brockport St. from 1978, please post!

Reviewer: ross51681 - - February 22, 2005
Subject: !

Great sound, very funky! A+

Reviewer: Phreddy - - February 22, 2005
Subject: found it on 32/1

This show was coming up as cannot be located.

FYI, I located it.

ftp at archive32/1/lf1975-10-18

Happy Listening...

Reviewer: feathed - - February 14, 2005
Subject: Lowell at his peak

I've never heard Lowell's voice sound better! Definately better than it was on "Waiting for Columbus".

Reviewer: ving - - February 2, 2005
Subject: Cleaner than the Orprheum show on 10/31

but not as long, did we only get part of the show? Sounds like we got the 1st set only. Not that I am complaining. Regardless, this is a clean and crisp sbd. Excellent energy and performances. Well worth sharing. Thanks.

Reviewer: two7sclash - - December 6, 2004
Subject: Best LF show I have ! Lowell is on fire!

See the One love stand->R&R Doctor and see what I mean.

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